"Constantine" wrote:

"angel" wrote:

"Constantine" wrote:

Do you actually have a [i]working[/i] education system in Britain or is it just for custom?

Hey hold up there, i didnt say there was anythin wrong with the education system, we ppl talk in a language that aint snobby ..you use long unfamiliar words

There is nothing snobby about finding ways to impliment antidisestablishmentarianism into a sentance.

A little contrived and perhaps ostentatious perhaps.

How bout a lil freaky and weirdo like! Do not talk to normal ppl like that please maybe your stuffed hobbes can hack that! Its 1am here.....which reminds me i better sleep before u go crazy with more words...enjoy byeeeeeeeeeeeee

I'm sure Hobbes could.

He's a smart tiger.

G'night! Hope your first day of classes went well.

angel,

Please quit bashing Constantine's erudition! You're just being arbitrarily floccinaucinihilipilificatious and it ain't on.

lol I have encountered that word (floccinaucinihilipilification) only once - in one of the Patrick Obrien novels Steven Maturin uses it completely out of the blue.

stuff i h8 about ppl:

arrogent snobs using big words i can't even understand!

what do u h8 about ppl dave?

Cmon Dave, go easy on the lass!!

not her fault shes linguistically challenged :roll:

"Constantine" wrote:

"angel" wrote:

"Constantine" wrote:

Integrity, Erudition and Charm have always impressed me.

But there is a nother quality something like "regality" I can't really describe that probably impresses me the most in people.

What the hell is erudition? I always have to have my dictionary out when readin your posts :roll:

The dictionary would probably just list it as a synonym for intelligence.

It actually means wisdom gained from extensive study - usually it implies reading from primary sources.

I think it might be somehow connected to the latin word "erudius" which was a wooden sword given to freed gladiators - implying that education sets you free.

Do you actually have a [i]working[/i] education system in Britain or is it just for custom?

Ahhh but what is wisdom,

if but simply good sense of judgement of what is true.

I thik you'll find wisdom to be highly subjective.

hmmmm. . .

If they have a good sense of humour, if the topics they raise are good and with a point. When she writes something it has in it both a sense of innocence and knowledge. When she can answer a critic in a humouress way at once shaming the critic and making her look witty. When she worries about her relatives, when she says nice things to people. When she even just says something it seems like its the most important thing in the world. When she talks about her teachers she respects them, when she is always polite.

These are the characteristics.

lol the pronouns...

Yea i'm gonna have to concur with dr lilsis

Worried about ya med

lol does your sister have a position in any of this?

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

"Constantine" wrote:

lol does your sister have a position in any of this?

whats my sister gotta do with this?

she aint a doctor-she's a wannabe teacher

he needs medical help ASAP

angel should help him out

no no I mean what's your sisters position on the [i]completely unrelated[/i] guest in the tech board saying that he wants to marry her?

Shes always so nice and polite all the time.

Aaawwkwaaard

lol yea if I were a girl i'd be a bit creeped out by the whole thing... that's crossing a line.

Not quite sure which line or where precisely said line is.

But it hath been crossed.

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

like someone said-that person could be Judda Budda :roll:

Maybe even Med Wed.

See what I did there!

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

"Constantine" wrote:

lol yea if I were a girl i'd be a bit creeped out by the whole thing... that's crossing a line.

Not quite sure which line or where precisely said line is.

But it hath been crossed.

nah he didnt cross the line (whoever he is)

he just didnt do it properly

who would fall head over heels over a "guest" in the "tech board"

where's the romance? :twisted:

Right...

He [i]should[/i] have registered as "Don Juan" and expounded poetry on your sister's punctual replies and elegant use of Times New Roman"

I am being wooed.

Look at me

I'm wooed.

Swooning too.

"irfghan" wrote:

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

like someone said-that person could be Judda Budda :roll:

Maybe even Med Wed.

See what I did there!

ohh ohh I like it.

Veeeryy clever Irf.

Before you know it lady guests will be inquiring about your marital status because of your ability to turn a phrase!!

"Constantine" wrote:

ohh ohh I like it.

Veeeryy clever Irf.

Before you know it lady guests will be inquiring about your marital status because of your ability to turn a phrase!!

I assume you are being sarcastic. :evil:

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

LOL

he should have spoken about Love of God and respect of the Prophet

he shoulda been polite, considerate and tolerant

he shoulda talked about love/respect pf parents and working for islam

she'd be wooed ASAP

lol you realize you are now giving him a manual to your sister.

We'll see "IamnotGuestratherIamadifferentGuestalltogether" start posting in the techboard thread about your sister with all the above.

DAMN IT LILSIS!

You changed your post so now it's a joke!!!

You can't do that to me!! You just can't - it's not [i]right[/i].

"Med" wrote:

hmmmm. . .

If they have a good sense of humour, if the topics they raise are good and with a point. When she writes something it has in it both a sense of innocence and knowledge. When she can answer a critic in a humouress way at once shaming the critic and making her look witty. When she worries about her relatives, when she says nice things to people. When she even just says something it seems like its the most important thing in the world. When she talks about her teachers she respects them, when she is always polite.

These are the characteristics.

Meds in love, Meds in love, Meds in loooove na na na nana

the signs are all to clear now

get the lurve docter quick!....oh wait, thats me

"Darth V-Hayder" wrote:

"Med" wrote:

hmmmm. . .

If they have a good sense of humour, if the topics they raise are good and with a point. When she writes something it has in it both a sense of innocence and knowledge. When she can answer a critic in a humouress way at once shaming the critic and making her look witty. When she worries about her relatives, when she says nice things to people. When she even just says something it seems like its the most important thing in the world. When she talks about her teachers she respects them, when she is always polite.

These are the characteristics.

Meds in love, Meds in love, Meds in loooove na na na nana

the signs are all to clear now

get the lurve docter quick!....oh wait, thats me

so doc tweedleduh what can possibly cure med?

This is just to funny!

Doc TweedleDuh (u 4got to capitalize the D!) would prescribe for Med....

well depends actually, does he wish too woo his lover or 4get about her?

i can solve both problems!

"Darth V-Hayder" wrote:

Doc TweedleDuh (u 4got to capitalize the D!) would prescribe for Med....

well depends actually, does he wish too woo his lover or 4get about her?

i can solve both problems!

hawww astugfirallah, bro you should be ashamed of yourself, its haram bidah! :evil:

Well Doc Duh u cant prescribe anythin as of yet cuz firstly you gota get med to admit as he is in denial, no not the river in Egypt!

haraam to be in love, wow :roll:

im sure Med wont admit anything, but with me bien an expert in this field, i can recognise symptoms from a mile off!

btw i like that denial - egypt joke, credit to admin, im taxxin it

"Darth V-Hayder" wrote:

haraam to be in love, wow :roll:

im sure Med wont admit anything, but with me bien an expert in this field, i can recognise symptoms from a mile off!

btw i like that denial - egypt joke, credit to admin, im taxxin it

Not haram to love but haram to wooo someone, forget it i was being sarcy :roll:

Yeh we think it is obvious but if the person in question aint willing to admit and move forward then aint anythin you can do even if you are Doc Duh